Sanur fish resto recommendation?

Mark

The in laws from Jakarta are in town, and I'm looking for a reasonably priced fish restaurant in Sanur, ideally on the beach, to host a lunch. Any recommendations would be most appreciated!

mugwump

Mark wroteThe in laws from Jakarta are in town, and I'm looking for a reasonably priced fish restaurant in Sanur, ideally on the beach, to host a lunch. Any recommendations would be most appreciated!

I am anxious to see the recommendations you receive. Sanur is my usual overnight destination when heading south for provisions from West Bali and the eternal search for decent and adequate dinner. Have eaten at a place named Monk something not far from where Danau Poso and Jl. Tamblingen intersect, and it was ok. Can't reveal anything else, and hope others rally to your need.

davita

Mugwump...if you are coming from West Bali for provisions have you tried 'Grand Lucky' on Sunset, just before Carrefour....going towards Galleria? My wife says it's the best and cheapest place to purchase stuff for western style cooking.

mugwump

davita wroteMugwump...if you are coming from West Bali for provisions have you tried 'Grand Lucky' on Sunset, just before Carrefour....going towards Galleria? My wife says it's the best and cheapest place to purchase stuff for western style cooking.

It is the best place to buy kitchen goods for any cooking.

tel522

Another option if you really want good quality fresh fish , is kedonganan fish market , you buy directly and then take it to one of the grill stalls nearby , the environment is not glamorous for sure , but the taste of the fish hmmm !

Mark

Here's the update. After a google search we ending up just chosing a warung with good reviews called Amphibia on the beach off of Jalan Raya Sindu. It's in a small cluster of other warungs serving sate and other traditional Indonesian food. Pretty local environment, which suited us fine, and the seafood was fresh and reasonably priced. Our bill for a half kilo each of squid and large shrimps, grilled or fried, was only 200k, and along with some nasi goreng and excellent gado gado from a nearby stall, easily fed four adults and two kids.

mugwump

Mark wroteHere's the update. After a google search we ending up just chosing a warung with good reviews called Amphibia on the beach off of Jalan Raya Sindu. It's in a small cluster of other warungs serving sate and other traditional Indonesian food. Pretty local environment, which suited us fine, and the seafood was fresh and reasonably priced. Our bill for a half kilo each of squid and large shrimps, grilled or fried, was only 200k, and along with some nasi goreng and excellent gado gado from a nearby stall, easily fed four adults and two kids.

Good to know. Thanks for reporting back.